Most of the audience wondered what idea a man who’s deaf from birth can have ____ music.

A、with   B、in        C、of        D、at

A British man who ____ to play practical jokes ____ his own humorous art work in four major New York museums over the last two weeks.

A、liked; has secretly hung     B、likes; has secretly hung

C、had liked; secretly hung    D、has liked; secretly hung

The Cleveland Cavaliers ____ the Los Angeles Lakers 108-89 in the NBA on Sunday.

A、hit      B、hitted         C、beat   D、beated

The professor walked onto the platform and seated himself in a chair, ____ for answering questions.

A、had prepared     B、being prepared C、preparing  D、prepared

My mother is always warning me when I go out, “Don’t get off the bus ____ it is stopping.”

A、until   B、before        C、while D、after

——You didn’t wait for Mr. Black last night, did you?

    ——No, but we ____. He didn’t return home at all.

A、couldn’t have     B、needn’t have     C、didn’t need to    D、should wait have

That she hadn’t kept her ____ on her work resulted in the failure.

A、head  B、heart    C、brain    D、mind

The birth planning policy allows my  parents to have a second child because of my disability, but to look after me, they chose          .

A. not to do   B. not to      C. not to have   D. to not have one

SINCE the 1997 international agreement to fight global warming, climate change has worsened and speeded up – beyond even the worst expectations of the 1997 talks in Kyoto, Japan.

  As world leaders have spent a dozen years trying to figure out what to do next, new ship passages have opened through the once frozen summer sea ice of the Arctic. In Greenland and Antarctica, ice sheets have lost trillions of tons of ice. Mountain glaciers in Europe, South America, Asia and Africa are shrinking faster than before.

   And it's not just the frozen parts of the world that have felt the heat in the dozen years leading up to next month's climate summit in Copenhagen: The world's oceans have risen by about 4cm. Droughts  and wildfires have become more frequent worldwide. Animals and plants are now in trouble because of the changing climate. These include the polar bears, butterflies, frogs and entire stands of North American pine forests. Temperatures over the past 12 years are 0.4 degrees warmer than in the dozen years leading up to 1997.

   Even the gloomiest (令人沮喪的) climate models from the 1990s didn't forecast results this bad.

   “The latest science is telling us we are in more trouble than we thought,'' said Janos Pasztor, climate adviser to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

    And here's why: Since an agreement to reduce greenhouse gas pollution was signed in Kyoto, Japan, in December 1997, the level of carbon dioxide in the air has increased by 6.5 percent. From 1997 to 2008, world carbon dioxide emissions (排放) from the burning of fossil (化石) fuels have increased by 31 percent. US emissions of this greenhouse gas have risen by 3.7 percent. Emissions from China have more than doubled.

Some climate change can be caused by natural factors such as variations in solar radiation, volcanoes, land drift (位移) and ocean drift. However, most of scientific and public opinion has come to the conclusion that the climate is changing mainly because of the accumulation of greenhouse gases (especially CO2) in the atmosphere due to human activity.

   From December 7 to 18, officials from across the world will meet in Copenhagen to seek a solution for this problem. If successful, the meeting will send a clear signal to business and industry, governments and citizens around the world. New commitments and plans will signal that the future belongs to a low-carbon economy and that tomorrow's winners will be those who invest (投資) in clean energy solutions.

 66. We can learn from the passage that        

A. The 1997 climate summit was held in Copenhagen

 B. Since 1997,the level of carbon dioxide in the air has decreased by 6.5%.

C. The Copenhagen summit is intended to announce new ship passages to the Arctic

D. More than the frozen parts of the world have felt the heat in the dozen years

67. The underlined word “commitments” is closest in meaning to ______.

A. tasks B. taxes C. responsibilities D. regulation

(D)68. We can conclude from the text that ______.

A. governments will do more to fight global warming

B. world leaders have paid enough attention to global warming

C. the climate agreement signed in Kyoto did nothing to stop global warming

D. human activity is the main cause of global warming

(A)69. It can be inferred that            .

A. many countries haven’t stuck to the agreement signed in 1997 .

B. China should undertake major responsibilities for greenhouse gases emission as the country with the largest population.

C. The officials from developed countries and climate advisers should be responsible for the worsening climate.

D. Because of greenhouse gases glaciers in Greenland and Antarctic are melting faster than those in Europe, South America, Asia and Africa.

70. The main purpose of this article is to ______.

A. report on the upcoming climate summit in Copenhagen

B. inform about the effects of climate change and analyze its cause

C. tell people not to worry about climate change

D. urge people to do something about worsening global climate

——How is it that you know she’s got back from the UK?

     ——She ____ when I came out of the house this morning.

A、seemed to be passing B、happened to have passed  C、chanced to be passing    D、chose to be passing